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Incoming rain could hinder search for California wildfire victims

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As firefighters battle the deadly California wildfires, rain is expected to significantly aid the fight later this week. New dangers, however, may arise for residents and rescue crews:

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Considering how many people just died in California from wildfires that are related to climate change this is a gross comment. They are sifting through ashes for bone fragments. Hoping to identify as many as possible before the rain washes their reamins away.

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HUNDREDS STILL UNACCOUNTED FOR: There is rain on the way for California, which could help extinguish the wildfires but can also trigger landslides, as authorities search for nearly a thousand people still missing. @marcusmoore reports from the fire zone.

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Still, the rains this week are likely to provide a huge boost for firefighters battling the historic Camp Fire, which was 70 percent contained Monday night.

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Rain on the way as search for missing continues after California wildfires

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State officials warned people to be alert to the risk of sudden flows of debris down the scorched, denuded slopes of the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains.

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"Once you get the first real rain, the fire season comes to an end," Pydynowski said.

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The hundreds of fire evacuees living in tents are also a concern.

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Nearly 500 miles south of Paradise near Malibu, west of Los Angeles, at least 2 inches (5 cm) of rain are expected to fall on a second fire, the Woolsey, which has killed three people.

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A similar haze from the devastating fires was reported across the country from Texas to Utah.

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(Reuters) - Heavy rains were due to bring fresh misery to Northern California late on Tuesday, raising the risk of mudslides in an area where people left homeless by the state’s deadliest wildfire remain huddled in parking lot encampments.

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Those reeling from the deadly wildfires in California are bracing this week for a possible second blow: rain, which could bring flooding and mudslides.

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The scorched Northern California town of Paradise should get its first significant rainfall in six months this week, a forecast that would at least interrupt one of the most horrific fire seasons in state history.

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“Mud and debris flows are a very realistic threat,” the Woolsey Fire Unified Commanders, a state coalition of fire and law enforcement agencies, said in a statement on Tuesday.

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Rain to bring relief to Bay Area, clear ‘very unhealthy’ smoky air.

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California wildfires: Concern over rain in search efforts

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The Camp Fire, which has scorched 151,272 acres since it began Nov. 8, has destroyed more than 11,000 homes, more than 400 businesses and thousands of barns, sheds, garages and other structures.

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There were no warnings of any serious health concerns from the smoky conditions outside of California.

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How climate change is fueling Californias wildfires:

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Smoke from deadly wildfires burning in California reached New Jersey on Monday.

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Forecast rain could bring new woes to parts of California hit by wildfires

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The Camp Fire, raging in Northern California's Butte County, has burned 151,000 acres and killed at least 77 people, according to state officials.

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California Wildfires: Rain in the forecast will help firefighters but could also trigger mudslides

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Latest on the California wildfires: - At least 80 people have died - Almost 1,000 others remain missing - Rescue efforts step up ahead of rain storms

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In Southern California, the Woolsey Fire killed three people and burned 96,949 acres.

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Remains of 79 victims have been recovered since the Camp Fire erupted on Nov. 8 and largely obliterated the town of Paradise, a community of nearly 27,000 people about 175 miles (280 km) north of San Francisco.